i need to explain the world food program is a 100 percent grow checked funded. so he can only work if we get money in. it's not . busy at all, it is question. so what we're looking at is 46000000, which we need immediately to support the 500000 people. i have match. so far we make do with money that we have with the serial operation that is on the way. but that money doesn't take us a long way, martin frick with the world food program, mr. creek. we appreciate your time and all the efforts that you've and your team are, are doing. thank you. thank you. here are some of the other stories now they're making headlines around the world. we, the chiles president gabrielle, border chez asked for international assistance to combat wildfires across the center and south of the country. 24 people a di did the fires in recent days. authorities have warned that a new heat wave could worsen the situation. the philippine president has met with the japanese prime minister in tokyo as the 2 nations looked to strengthen ties in response to china's growing military power in the r

will not die, but uh, it was really interesting to hear the numbers, including from the uh, world food program yes, from the representative of the faculty, who clearly said that we saw this wave of growth of people, and this is without exaggeration. let's say that people who are on the brink of death from hunger, yes, the dance, the state of starvation, when the covid started er, that number jumped from a hundred to er out of a hundred and 135 million in the world, yes, there are 276 million such people when the war in ukraine began, uh, russian, accordingly, russian aggression in ukraine, then accordingly, this number jumped by another 100 million, so that is, uh, russia added just eh hmm problems, let's say this to the whole world, first of all, it's the so-called global south, and talk here about the fact that without them , someone there will die, if it weren't for the actions of russia, then there would be much more opportunities to level this situation and work calmly and what is happening now we see that well really, first of all, you too. i think our viewers have heard that russia is c

family mart's drive on behalf of the world food program and ngo save the children runs until februaryh firm yahoo! japan raised almost 60 million yen or $460,000 online as of 7:00 p.m. wednesday. you can use loyalty car points. the campaign runs through the end of march. beverage maker suntory is giving $75,000 each to the turkish embassy and the world food program. >>> now, many people feel that getting bitten by a mosquito is just a nuisance, but in some parts of the world, it brings worries of dengue fever which has been spreading to new regions. scientists in southeast asia are fighting back, developing new ways to stop it. >> reporter: at this public housing complex in the northern part of singapore, the government is stepping up the fight against dengue by releasing mosquitos into the air. about 1,600 captive males were set loose in this complex this day. >> hello. >> hi. >> we're releasing the male mosquitos so they don't bite. >> reporter: it's part of the government project to reduce mosquito numbers and cases of dengue. researchers have been releasing males over the past six

he will morgan august 0 to 0 state for the rica graph as an economist for the world food program. and she explains why lower access to fertilizer is reduces the availability of foods. if we look at rev hirschler and fertilizer prices have come down also over the past month. but if we look at where we are now in terms of fertilizer prices versus where we were before, the corporate pandemic were still more than 200 percent higher. so that, and higher prices always mean lower access. so it's not as promise cannot as easily afford fertilize as before, and a lower use of fertilizer means lower use and lower availability of in the end. and one thing that you keep in mind is also that good prices have risen sharply for farmers. what is really important is, is the, the, the ratio between the price increase in full price um, versus fertilize the price of what they get when they sell their produce versus what they need to invest into to produce and fertilize a price. we have risen much, much more sharply than food prices so so that then puts thomas in the difficult spot. and in the end, that

approval, settling in the wallets of bank officials, as well as their accomplices, so the un world food programs of for december 2022. provided kiev with more than $370 million in cash assistance and 137,000 tons of food. but in general, this does not mean that ukrainians receive them for free ; there is video evidence that un humanitarian supplies are openly sold at a flea market. kharkov 7.5 kilorusa go for 350 hryvnia, 5 kg of pasta for 150. so the notorious western aid for ordinary ukrainians often becomes available already at market prices. rubber bullets and pepper gas used by swiss police to stop eco-activists in base state the protesters opposed the anti- climate business practices of large corporations and banks . details of an accident in germany in which belarusians suffered an accident with a regular bus happened on friday near hannover, as reported by the foreign ministry, there were 12 citizens of our country in the cabin. seven received minor injuries, injured at the scene. provided medical assistance and delivered to the nearest hospitals the embassy maintains constant contact w

the world food program said aid is arriving but more than half a million people still need help.as been following all of this from istanbul and joins us live. the scale is just staggering. and we're just trying to come to grips with it. what more is being done at this point to avert a humanitarian crisis? >> absolutely, paula, this is already a humanitarian crisis, of course, that death toll continues to rise, this is now becoming more of a recovery mission for the thousands of rescue workers working across the provinces affected by the earthquake but there is a real focus now on the humanitarian effort and aid that can be provided to those impacted of course, to avert a secondary humanitarian crisis. thousands displayed across southeastern turkey and northwestern syria as a result of this earthquake and of course, this freezing temperatures made this struggle even more unbearable for those africaed thousands in syria displaced not just the first time but multiple times from the war in syria, in turkey, there has been an outpouring of support from the international community but

according to the latest report on the world food program and jobs isn't the only reason behind the humanitarian disaster. the region also suffers from fuel shortages and grain prices that the sword, amid the conflicts in ukraine, most takes both under the great deal sent to wealthy western states, the un office for the coordination of humanitarian. the 1st born to the number of people affected was significantly rise in the coming months on the farm. it will likely be declared for the hold of africa is likely to get immediate sufficient aid with only half of the almost $6000000000.00 requested by the u. n c, alleviate the crisis this year, already been allocated. we heard from an environmental specialist from nigeria who says that the region need immediate support to overcome the humanitarian catastrophe. we've seen a lot of patricia and we need to monitor a source in so we can and there was a kind of a we saw how immediate response to it was about calm down that we can also be someone to be directed to. ready and the agencies that need to make sure that it counts in these countries are reduced

humanitarian aid continues to arrive with the world food program says more than half a million peoplelp. cnn's -- reports from a camp sheltering people in turkey. >> >> reporter: the distance to a city that once was, now as people pick up the pieces of their broken lives. today aid made it to this makeshift camp. young and old, they dig through the piles of clothes and shoes, essentials for survival now. no one can yet comprehend. iliv comes up to us cries, she's not only lost her home. her only sister is gone. i have no father, no father, she tells us, she was my everything. in seconds every life here upended. for days fatima hasn't let go of 10-year-old funduk, whenever he hears sirens his entire body shakes. when the earthquake happened i thought it was doomsday, she tells us. we're living an apocalypse. her daughter melus was preparing for her wedding. now they're living in the back of a truck. they say they're thankful to be alive but it's all just too much. these girls went to show us their tent, they're from syria, but turkey is the only home these children have known. inside t

-approved road was damaged in the quake, but the head of the world food program there says with the ongoing syrian civil war it is still hard to get people the help that they need. >> it is heartbreaking. thank you so much. >>> sources tell cbs news that former vice president mike pence has been subpoenaed by the special counsel overseeing investigations into former president trump. the investigations involve trump's handling of classified documents and his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election, including the january 6th capitol attack. you may recall some rioters chanted "hang mike pence" as they stormed the capitol. pence's office and the special counsel's office declined to comment. >>> the house voted unanimously to condemn china for flying a spy balloon over the u.s. last week. it comes as we're learning new information about the chinese surveillance program that the biden administration says targeted dozens of countries. david martin has more on what ghly sophisticated spying the equipment it was carrying. >> reporter: as fbi evidence teams started shipping

we provide regular humanitarian aid with supplies food through the un world food program we have a long of cooperation in the field of education , about 10,000 mari citizens have been educated in our country. and this interaction continues starting from the current 2023-22024 academic year. we are significantly increasing the number of degrees and state degrees that are allocated to citizens of the moth from 35 to 2009. we are grateful to colleagues for detailed information about the situation in moth about the efforts that the leadership is taking to stabilize provisions for good faith implementation by all signatories of the algiers peace agreement and preparation. and other steps to advance the tasks of the transition period. we agree that the main challenge is to pray. at this stage, security remains, and it is the solution of these issues that should create a reliable basis for further activities, including the planned elections, we and the beginning of a hybrid war against the russian federation in the asia-pacific region nato has already announced that it will responsible for and

furthermore, the world food program as of february, 2023. usaid provided food assistance to 660,000 individuals in syria and 900,000 affected people in turkiye. 840 metric tons of usaid including water, hygiene materials, disaster relief materials were delivered to help the earthquake survivors. the department of defense with humanitarian assistance has airlifted 541, 100 pounds of critical relief items including blankets and emergency food commodities, space heaters, tents and winter clothing. i commend the president and secretary blinken for their swift response. as the international community has responded, the assad regime has made it far more difficult. the department of treasury has taken important steps to clarify existing licenses to ensure the transfer of aid, the exploitation of this disaster is reprehensible and cynical. i condemn these efforts by the assad regime which has included preventing the united nations providing assistance. the people of syria have suffered tremendously since 2011 and used my means available including ch

. >> earlier i was able to speak to ken crossley, the country director for the world food program in. >> we already had stocks inside of northwest syria so when the earthquake was hitting, we were able to be in touch with local partners and community groups that work in there. we were able to supply them quickly with meals that were ady to for people affected by the earthquake, by the disaster. soes, it was already there. new aid has not been going in until the good news you are hearing this afternoon. the border coming down from turkiye, initial trucks that had been blocked because of the tragedy were able to get moving again. >> we heard some of what is on the trucks is not everything that is needed. are you aware? >> this is very much the case. we are in a situation where the polical conversations need to happen but also just realism. the road coming down from the hub where we load the trucks to get across the border has been severely damaged. having enough officials to clear the border, there have been impediments. these things come together, meaning that the fullness of the scal

all of the top 5 donors to the world food program in kenya increased as supporting this region. notwithstanding significant challenges that they may have also been addressing outside their constraints in western countries cannot hide from dave involvement in the refugee crisis in somalia, which triggered by western involvement that led to the influx of somali refugees coming here to kenya. and that was back in 1992 when the us man, italian peacekeeping mission in somalia. but once started as famine relief ended in war at tamale's. do not appreciate americans wanting military operations in the country. like then again, now they will win the resources from 12 days from a conflict. they started, which they spiraled, and lead to mass migration. what the and now again, history is repeating itself. the, the most recent refugee crisis has again been triggered by the waste. this time they've chosen the tiny african country of wonder as a destination for thousands of refugees seeking shelter. this time from europe, most notably ukraine. what this means is that you can country like denmark and britain ef

we regularly provide humanitarian assistance with food supplies through the world food program , he saidminister of foreign affairs, the cause of this state, abdulladiop, is solely against anti-russian sanctions , ready to build moscow and a full relationship. and, of course, do not accept pressure from the former meters. we show that we will not make excuses for the choice of partners that we made this decision of the moli people, a decision that was made in full responsibility, moly will work with russia, but also moly will be ready to work with other partners who uphold the key principles that were outlined by the president of the transitional the government of the colony until about the sixties of the last century, but nevertheless the french soldier was the last, and left , er, this country only in the summer of last year, the fifth republic insisted on maintaining its contingent here. you're something 10 years old. they allegedly fought against terrorism, but at the same time they were absolutely unsuccessful, and now the slightest turn, and the page turned to russia for help. in l

according to the latest reports from the world food program. a region also suffers from fuel shortages and grain prices that the sword, amid the war in ukraine, with most exports under the great deal. since the wealthy western states un office for coordination of humanitarian affairs was the number of people affected by will significantly rise in the coming months on a farm. it will be declared. but the hold of africa is unlikely to get immediate sufficient. 8, only half of the $5900000000.00 requested by the us to alleviate the crisis in 2023 has been allocated so far. well, earlier we heard from an environmental specialist from nigeria. it says the region need immediate support to overcome if you want to, terry, and catastrophe. with institutional level petition, we need somebody to show me what was the shock of middles and some odd we can be. and then what time zone are in the issue that we thought how immediate response potential getting on because of our home down. i can also be someone to be on those. ready and the agencies that need to m

more than 364000 apartments have also been destroyed. meanwhile, meanwhile, the world food program is pleading with authorities in series. rebel held, move west to give them more access. the aid group is saying that time and money are running out in order to help hundreds of thousands of survivors. the area is controlled by forces opposed to syrian president bashar assad. those are the headlines. listening post is coming up next. one to 3000000. j register to vote in the 2020, pretty general room the next 10 to 30000000 more than the entire voting population in the rest of west africa. the vote to say they care about the economy insecurity and unemployment hundreds, it would bring your comprehensive coverage of this election. the candidates, i'm the issues this is london calling is chairman of the broadcasting your case review thing on your end and standing in the b, b. c is the most vital important, accessible cultural institution in the land phone. the bbc was born a century ago in 1922. just count the 1st, the world's 1st public broadcaster 1st national radio service. first the fax

1000000 people are living in a tent in camps. 8 continues to trickle into syria, the head of the world food program, calling for desperately needed funds. the united states has formally determined that russia has committed crimes against humanity. top words from the u. s. vice president almost a year into the war in ukraine. ah, a so we begin in turkey and syria, both countries still recovering after last week's devastating earthquakes. more than 46000 people have been killed. but even as rescue operations are winding down, emergency crews are still finding survivors. 3 people including a child rescued in hattie in turkey on saturday. that's 13 days after the earthquake victims were trapped under the rubble for more than 296 hours. one of them suddenly later died in hospital. we have a team of correspondence covering the disaster across a southeast in turkey and northwest 0. first, let's hear from stephanie decker, an elvis done a which has been left freshly empty. elvis done the exact epicenter of that 2nd earthquake. the city resembles a ghost town. we've been driving around it streets. we haven'

according to the latest reports from the world food program and drugs isn't the only reason behind the humanitarian disaster. the region also suffers from a fuel shortages and grain prices that have sort amid the conflicts in ukraine, with most exports under the grain deal sent to wealthy western states leaving africa in the lurch. the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs was that the number of people affected will significant to be rising. coming month, the family will likely be declared, but the horn of africa isn't likely to get the medians all sufficient. age 8, only with half of the $6000000000.00 requested by the u. n. to alleviate the crisis this year, having been allocated, we heard from an environmental specialist from my area who says that the region needs immediate support to overcome the monetary catastrophe. we've been successful, we shoot off to sean. we need somebody to show the results in a shop missiles some odd weekend and then what time zone are they should have we thought how immediate response potential getting on. because we can also be someone t

world. food program says it's running out of stocks in the opposition enclave where more than 90 percent of people relied on aid before the latest disaster. santa hood, or else rosita. and on over the, you know, his director general of i all and the international organization for migration and he's joining us now from geneva. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. i understand that your organization regularly sends aid convoys across the border into northern syria. when you're faced with a situation on the scale that we've been seeing over the last few days, how difficult is it to try to decide what age to send in? well, and the needs are very clear, we need tense, we need the eaters we need cookers. we need the blankets mattresses, the, the perfect, the people who are without but as you said, we have a large warehouse in government there from which we serve. and we provide support in northwest city. and we have only one entry point in full pizza. so i'm very much welcome the possibility of increasing the number of crossing points and on so that we sent 6 tracks on friday, 14 trucks

as paul told you out of the world food program, i'd like to say that just like many repeat concerts. so a previous decade and sensory sacked at us colonize us. so they continue to do today journal. so just how much ukrainian grain is getting to the countries that need it most. well collectively they're getting about 15 percent of the total export volume, which work so to roughly one percent each. but guess he's proud of those efforts, spain. here's the status. we're administer patty himself and ukrainian authorities on the back last fall for their humanitarian initiative. green from ukraine. spain joins ukraine and the rest of its allies in this program, which is an honor, an immortal testament to ukraine's commitment against hunger in the world. even as it fights against russia's aggression and its indiscriminate shelling of export logistics infrastructure, which endangers millions of people who depend on ukrainian products. but hey, if hungry nations are getting a short changed on the grain, maybe there are at least getting some of the pork from spain after the pigs are done. stuff

festivities, while many in the country lack basic necessities, such as food medicines and fuel with world food program, data indicating 56000 children are severely melnar. it's demonstrators clash with police who use water, cannon, and baton, to disperse the crowds. this comes a sri long for reels from an unprecedented economic recession last year, which led to a sovereign dep default ramping inflation and political turmoil. several media outlets have warned of quote russian misinformation across africa that comes amid growing ties between moscow and the continent. and the west is failure to impose its own agenda. all reports mentioned luke, michelle, a belgian political activist and creator of the russo spear network western media claim. his website spreads russian propaganda on the continent and is financed by moscow despite him saying he has no links to the kremlin. that comes after a series of blows to western influence in the region. burkina faso expelled the french ambassador after molly did the same. a few months ago, burkina faso also blacklisted the un coordinator in the country, and france h

head of the regional administration, maksym marchenko, according to the representative of the world food programtthew hollingworth, and this ship will be the fifth humanitarian caravan that, under the auspices of the united nations , supplies the population of starving countries in africa with ukrainian wheat in general as the situation with this with this corridor. how do you assess mr. serhiy ? yes, this is what the project from ukraine was informed about. this is wheat that goes to the poorest countries in the world. everything about africa, by the way, there is another ship, after loading, the instructions will go to somalia and ethiopia. if we talk about the grain corridor , it is still working, let's not forget that it ends on march 18. this is the next stage, when the grain agreement was extended until this date. today is being sabotaged by the russian federation, we are talking about those checks that should take place in the bosphorus, it ’s the same as those that go to the sports of greater odessa and actually come to us for download full sabotage er russia is trying this form to be us

ukrainian grain, the harvest should be sent to the poorest countries in africa through the world food programinnish government, it was noted that during the existence of the grain initiative from the summer of 2022 to january 2023 , it was possible to export more than 18 million tons of food from ukraine, 65% of grain and about half of the corn went of ukraine , which are developing in the united states, germany , france, great britain, sweden, and now we have a teach for ukraine program that helps students from small settlements get quality and modern education, how it works organization and what the partner schools receive, we will learn more in our story teach for ukraine, an educational organization that since 2017 has been attracting young professionals to teach in schools in small settlements, the program is supported by the ministry of education and science of ukraine and has more than 12 partners, including it investment and charitable funds and logistics companies, the organization is also a part of the teach for all program, which successfully operates in more than 60 countries of t

according to the latest report from the world food program. the region also suffers from fuel shortages and grain prices that the sword, amid the war and ukraine, with most exports under the grain deal sent to wealthy western states. un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. once the number of people affected will significantly rise in the coming month on a famine will be declared. what's the horn of africa isn't likely to get immediate or sufficient aid with only half of the almost $6000000000.00 requested by the us to alleviate the crisis this year has been allocated. we heard from one environmental specialist from nigeria who says that the region need immediate support to overcome humanitarian catastrophe. we've seen a lot of nutritional petition. we need to monitor young a source in some odd we can. and there was a, or is a, we saw how immediate response to, because of that calm down that we can also need someone to figure out who to and the agencies that need to make sure that it counts in these countries are reduced on a. r

people are living in 10th encampments and aid trickling into northern syria, the head of the world, food program, calls for more support and desperately needed money. ah, so russia has committed crimes against humanity in ukraine. that is the official assessment of the united states government, vice president common harris made the remark for the view that security conference earlier on saturday. representatives from a keeps western allies have been using the meeting to show their solidarity. just look at are the united states, has formally determined that russia has committed crimes against humanity. let's cross straightaway to munich. our diplomatic editor james base is standing by there and james, an important statement there from the us, vice president a very important statement from the us fight vice president, an important legal distinction that will discuss the intricacies of the law. ready in a moment, but 1st let's look at the context. it's now, almost a year since the war in ukraine started a year ago. we were here. we want to present lensky year, a year ago, addressing the munich secu

the world food program says a 3rd of dance for 3000000 people don't have enough food, partly because they can't afford it. the organisation says investing in agriculture, in places like 0 projects will help the country and others. but for dance, political crisis may deter investment. the fertile land that you see behind me projects like this, well, you can not only be sued in, you can help the whole world. and so that's why we're here. we've got to resolve some of the issues, a sudan, so we move forward, bring in private sector investors, investors that will work with small holder farmers, maximize harvest yield production, and we solve food security around the world. hayden says he hopes to see more investment in the project that would help him not only get more than equipment and increase production, but also grow enough crops. so that to 0 project than once again, export food from sudan. he will morgan august 0 to 0 state. the millions of people around the world, of course, covered 19 and recovered. a new study published in the lancet medical journal has looked into how much prote

the world food program says a 3rd off to dance 4 to 3000000 people don't have enough food, partly because they can't afford it. the organisation says investing in agriculture, in places like ge, 0 project will help the country and others. but the dance political crisis may deter investment. the fertile land that you see behind me projects like this. well, you can not only feed food in, you could lp the whole world. and so that's why we're here. we've got to resolve some of the issues, a sudan, so you move for bringing private sector vespers investors. it'll work with small holder farmers. maximize harvest yield production, and we solve food security around the world. hide that says he hopes to see more investment in the project that would help him not only get to more than equipment and increase production, but also grow enough crops. so that does the ra project can once again export food from sudan. he bowl morgan al jazeera, does the estate well, it can get to alive updates and developments around all our stories, including of course, sell the devastation caused in southeast and turkey

a homeless woman, 364000 departments have been destroyed and the world food program is pleading with authorities and serious rebel al northwest to give them more access. the i group says that time and money of running out to help hundreds of thousands of survivors that south korea's military is accused north korea or a firing, a ballistic missile towards the sea, just off its east coast paths. defense ministry says the miss i landed in its territorial waters. there was an intercontinental ballistic missile, in which comes a day off to pyongyang, threatened strong action against south korea and the united states. the allies recently announced joint military drills in response to a rise in north korea. miss launch has over the past year. right. has more from sol this miss l was launched late saturday afternoon, local time being fired from the area of soon and that's close to pyongyang. this is a place from which a previous missile launches have taken place according to the japanese authorities and they miss our flu. for 900 kilometers landing in the seas separating the korean peninsula

already the world food program says it's running out of stocks and the opposition and clave. we're more than 90 percent of people relied on aid before the latest disaster, santa gooder, elisha zito, earl, i mean as a spokesman at the un high commissioner for refugees regional bureau for the middle east on north africa. she says, years of conflict and syria causes extra difficulties in helping survivors. most of the agent has been going to northwest area in the past few years. and even yesterday does not go through the regime areas on what you call the regime areas. the areas controlled by the government, it goes actually from turkey and the united nations relief agencies like u. n. s. c. i had been authorized to send this humanitarian relief items like food tans blankets, all kind of really had been authorized to do so by the security council. as to that's what's happening. there is a mechanism in place then announced a un to send this release into another country from turkey without actually that bruland officer and government. now it's unfortunately, the people here are stu

already the world food program says it's running out of stocks in the opposition and clave where more than 90 percent of people relied on aid before the latest disaster. santa hood or else rosita, had the most hail to bring you after a quick break, including with the latest from shall anchor. the present is no stranger to protest . this reaction to demonstrations as he has north on the campaign trail is being criticized. ah hello flooding concerns return to new zealand as so what was tropical cyclone gabrielle makes his way across north carland is pushing towards the north holiday with the next couple of day. so read bonnie's enforced just around north and up towards oakland. follow that line of cloud and grey mistook of us live the storms. they are across tropical parts of australia as per usual. but for much of australia it is fine and dry hot one there in brisbin around 36 degrees. not too hot into the southeast temperatures. will struggle to get to run 1920 celsius for melbourne as we go on. 3, monday, 21. they're in hobart, but there we go with new zealand. by the time we come th

of ukrainian grain , the crop should be sent to the poorest countries in africa through the world food program. of ukrainian food, 65% of grain and about half of corn went to ukraine, which is developing and a little, well, not very pleasant news, but the continuation of the topic of the grain initiative is like this according to the results of last week, a little more than 760,000 tons of agricultural products were exported through the sea ports of the odesa region, however, this is a third less than at the beginning of february. this was reported by analysts of the ukrainian agrarian business club, experts say that the russian side continues to slow down the work of the grain corridor, this does not allow the initiative to work at full capacity creates queues of ships, but already on the agenda is the question of continuing the work of the sea corridor, negotiations on this matter will begin approximately in a week in the government they hope that the result will be positive and the initiative will work for another year. well, the government also promises to create conditions for the return

we hope that the heating season will not be without regrets. countries of africa through the world food program in any finnish noted that during the existence of the grain initiative from the summer of 2022 by january of this year, it was possible to export more than 18 million t of ukrainian food, 65% of grain and about half of corn went to developing countries. well, continuing the theme of some statistics through the sea ports of the odesa region, according to the results of last week , a little more than 760,000 t of agricultural products were exported, but this is a third less than at the beginning of february. about this the ukrainian club of agrarian business reported, experts say that the russian side continues to slow down the work of the grain corridor and this does not allow the initiative to work at full strength , creates queues and ships, but it is already in order the daily issue is to continue the work of maritime grain export, negotiations on this matter are ongoing, an important initiative was taken by parliamentarians this week, the state will compensate property damaged and

the world food program says a 3rd of to dance 4 to 3000000 people don't have enough food, partly because they can't afford it. the organisation says investing in agriculture, in places like ge 0 project will help the country and others. but for dance political crisis may deter investment. the fertile land that you see behind me project like this will, you can not only think shoot in, you can lp the whole world. and so that's why we're here. we've got to resolve some of the issues, a sudan, so we move forward, bringing private sector vespers. investors that'll work with small holder farmers. maximize harvest yield production, and we solve food security around the world. hider says he hopes to see more investment in the project. that would help him not only get to more than equipment and increase production, but also grow enough crops. so that 0 project can once again export food from sudan . he bowl morgan al jazeera, just out of state. libby as marking 12 years since the start of the revelation that brought down long time lida mama, gadhafi, the countries still remains deeply divided and

according to the latest report from the world food program and jobs isn't the only reason behind the humanitarian disaster. the region also suffers from fuel shortages and grain prices that the sword, amid the conflicts in ukraine. it most takes both under the grain deal sent to wealthy western states. the un office for the coordination of humanitarian. the 1st born to the number of people affected was significantly rise in the coming months on the farm. it will likely be declared for the hold of africa is likely to get immediate sufficient aid with only half of the almost $6000000000.00 requested by the u. n c, alleviate the crisis this year already been allocated. we heard from an environmental specialist from niger.